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iolite Confirms Special Meeting of Dynacor Group Inc. - Meeting to Proceed Despite Attempts by Dynacor to Block It in Court
iolite Capital Management AG, a Switzerland-based investment manager (“ iolite ”...
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[{"type":"text","content":"iolite Confirms Special Meeting of Dynacor Group Inc. – Meeting to Proceed Despite Attempts by Dynacor to Block It in Court\n\n\n .bwlistdecimal { list-style-type: decimal }\n.bwlistdisc { list-style-type: disc }\n.bwuline { text-decoration: underline }\n \n\n\n\n iolite Capital Management AG, a Switzerland-based investment manager (“\n \n iolite\n \n ”), as representative of iolite Partners Ltd. called a special meeting of the holders (\"\n \n Shareholders\n \n \") of common shares of Dynacor Group Inc. (the “\n \n Company\n \n ”) to elect Robert Leitz to the board of directors of the Company which is scheduled to take place on\n \n April 16, 2025\n \n (the \"\n \n Meeting\n \n \").\n \n\n Key Developments\n \n\n\n On March 24, Dynacor filed for a provisional injunction to prevent the Meeting from proceeding.\n \n\n On March 28, a judge of the Superior Court of Quebec refused to grant the injunction.\n \n\n iolite is pleased with the outcome and looks forward to having the shareholders have their say on April 16.\n \n\n\n Dynacor is at a critical juncture. Recent actions by the Company have exposed severe governance deficiencies that undermine transparency, accountability, and fiduciary responsibilities, including:\n \n\n\n Conducting what iolite believes to be an unnecessary, heavily discounted, and unfair capital raise\n \n\n Responding to legitimate questions from the company's largest shareholder with legal proceedings rather than substantive answers\n \n\n Rejecting a valid request for board representation through specious arguments and delay tactics\n \n\n Refusing to convene a properly requisitioned special meeting\n \n\n\n These governance failures culminated in a last-minute attempt to block the Meeting through the courts in proceedings against iolite and Robert Leitz. This maneuver sought to suppress legitimate shareholder participation by using the judicial system. This attempt has failed to silence iolite, and iolite continues to act the best interest of the Company. The Company’s maneuver underscores the current Board’s determination to entrench itself and stifle dissent, rather than providing shareholders with their fundamental right to vote.\n \n\n\n When an entrenched Board aggressively resists a modest and reasonable request from its largest shareholder—me...